by Dr. David Watts | Mar 13, 2019 | DIY Foot Care, Foot Care, Foot Health
Everyone will sweat at one time or another, though some people have major problems with sweating too much. You usually associate sweating with the underarm area or you might have sweaty palms or sweaty hands occasionally. But you might have to deal with foot sweating...
by Dr. David Watts | Jan 9, 2019 | Foot Care, Foot Health
If you’ve ever had an ingrown toenail, you know how frustrating and painful it can be. Walking, standing, or merely wearing a shoe can be excruciating. Thankfully, however, you can prevent an ingrown toenail by taking some simple precautions. Here are some of the...
by Dr. David Watts | Jan 2, 2019 | Foot Care, Foot Health
–You use your feet constantly, so it’s little wonder that there are many issues that can affect them. Your toes are also susceptible to problems like hammer, mallet, and claw toes. All of these conditions involve the toes becoming bent into odd positions. Now, a...
by Dr. David Watts | Dec 19, 2018 | Foot Care, Foot Health
Trench foot just sounds like a horrible condition, doesn’t it? There’s a good reason – it is horrible. Also known as “immersion foot,” trench foot can lead to devastating, life-altering consequences. Here’s a look at what this condition is, what causes it, and some of...
by Dr. David Watts | Nov 21, 2018 | DIY Foot Care, Foot Care, Foot Health
Shoe styles change from season to season, but one thing remains the same: the types of shoes you wear can greatly affect the way your feet feel. Wearing the right kind of shoe protects your feet, especially if you’re on them for most of the day. You should choose your...
by Dr. David Watts | Nov 14, 2018 | Foot Care, Foot Health
If you’re an avid runner, foot problems might be a way of life for you. Jogging can be an exhilarating form of exercise, but it can come with a cost. You might have to deal with sores, painful arches, cramping, foot pain, and other issues on a regular basis. But...
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